A few points to remember

The following are some noteworthy points regarding data manipulation in a Flow:

  1. Make sure that field is set as Input and Output to pass value from the controller.
  2. Use the <apex:param> component in a Visualforce page to set variables value.
  3. Use the start() method in the Flow.Interview class to call a Flow from a controller.
  4. Using the standard list controller, you can set the SObject Collection Variable value from the standard controller.
  5. If you have embedded a Flow into a Visualforce page and Flow is not activated, then at runtime, Flow users will receive an error.
  6. Once you deactivated a Flow, after 12 hours you can delete it.
  7. If you have used the same choice in multiple screens on the same Flow, and you want to find a recent one, then use was selected in your query.
  8. To set a record type for a record, use record type ID.
  9. If the Flow Designer doesn't show a custom object or fields you recently created, close the Flow Designer and reopen it.
  10. You can distribute a Flow through a package and deploy it through change sets.
  11. You can't redirect a Flow user to a URL that is external to your Salesforce organization.
  12. You can save 50 versions of a Flow, only one of which can be active.
  13. Don't forget to grant the Visualforce page access to your Flow users, or else they may receive an error at runtime.
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